Burger King launches dollar menu, sends random people $1 to celebrate
Burger King announced the return of its dollar menu and it is reportedly sending random people $1.
Winnebago CEO: Sales are up 35% compared to last year
Michael Happe on Winnebago sales, coronavirus
Papa John's to introduce stuffed crust pizza nationwide by the end of the year
More cheese is never a bad thing.
Nike powers through pandemic with digital push
Sportswear giant reports higher profit and revenue, boosted by China and 84% jump in digital sales
Apple temporarily shuts California stores in virus surge, some in UK after new curbs
Apple has shut 53 California stores and 16 in the United Kingdom
Dick’s Sporting Goods, Instacart partner for same-day delivery — but only in these states
On Friday, Instacart announced a partnership with Dick’s Sporting Goods for same-day delivery at 150 stores in nine states and Washington, D.C.
AMERICA TOGETHER: Atlanta insurer gives $100 Walmart giftcards to shoppers before Christmas
An Atlanta Insurance company gave out dzoens of $100 Walmart gift cards to shoppers on Friday.
Click, then drive: Last-minute holiday shoppers do curbside pickup
Super Saturday is traditionally the busiest day of the year for holiday purchases, and this year online retail has been extra busy, and high-priority vaccine shipments have many Americans fretting that deliveries could be delayed this week.
Cybercriminals want your holiday shopping money. Here's how to protect yourself
Cybercriminals are carrying out their usual scams in hopes of their biggest season yet
PayPal sees increase in number of users over age 50
Paypal CFO John Rainey joins 'Barron's Roundtable' to discuss the 'digital wallet' giant
Brooks Running CEO: We’ve gained ‘more market share than ever’ this year
Jim Weber on Brooks Running’s success amid pandemic
JCPenney closing more stores in 2021 as new owners reshape retailer
J.C. Penney is closing even more stores in March of 2021.
Walmart kicks off sales campaign with Trump target TikTok
Walmart on Friday is launching its first-ever livestream shopping event on TikTok.
Walmart partners with TikTok to sell merchandise while livestreaming
Walmart said viewers on TikTok, which reaches 100 million U.S. users a month, can shop for fashion items featured in content from popular creators without having to leave the platform.
Gucci joins Alibaba's luxury e-commerce site to woo Chinese consumers
Gucci's first flagship store, selling fashion and leather goods collections, will open on Dec. 21
Billionaire Bezos' Amazon warehouse employees depend on food stamps in 9 states
New U.S. Government Accountability Office data revealed this week that more than 4,000 of Amazon's warehouse workers are on food stamps across nine states.
Average American spending between $1,000 - $2,000 on holiday gifts in 2020, research shows
The average U.S. consumer will spend between $1,000 and $2,000 on holiday gifts in 2020.
Sweetgreen launching drive-in salad chain location in Colorado, ramping up suburban expansion
City-based salad chain Sweetgreen is eyeing suburban expansion with a drive-in business model with fewer people eating out for lunch during COVID.
The French Laundry received over $2.4M in PPP loans
The French Laundry, the posh California restaurant where Gov. Gavin Newsom was spotted dining with friends and lobbyists one month ago, received more than $2.4 million in taxpayer-funded loans through the Paycheck Protection Program.
Retail expert 'bullish' on the US consumer amid disappointing November retail sales
Kristin Benz on November retail numbers, impact of Georgia election



















